Acid 6 - multi outs?

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I've been playing around with the Acid Pro 6 and I can't figure out whether or not it can handle multi-out VSTIs. Can anyone tell if, and how, this can be done?

Thanks in advance.

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It can. Acid five used to enable ALL outs automatically, as you can imagine, that made it an annoyance to navigate the soft synth properties tab (especially if it has lots of outs)...now what you do is insert multi out vsti, go to the soft synth properties page, (if it's not enabled, you can do so by pressing alt+8 or on the dropdown menus at the top of the screen, click view...) right click on the synth and you'll see the option to enable individual outputs.

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Thanks, dude...good tip. Actually I like the way Acid handles it, by giving you the option of which outs you want to see in the mixer.

Now if I can only figure out how I can keep my midi keyboard from playing more than one VSTi at a time then I'll be golden :)

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Acid 6 actually has the best implementation of multi outs that i have ever seen.

I really wish samplitude or reaper would adopt it.... more likely reaper, but pfff.....
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Igor 4000 wrote:Now if I can only figure out how I can keep my midi keyboard from playing more than one VSTi at a time then I'll be golden :)
Set your individual MIDI tracks' inputs to "Auto Input" (there's a button for selecting input on each MIDI track). You'll need to select each track individually to hear the soft synth it's connected to when playing your keyboard.

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thenoizzbox wrote:
Igor 4000 wrote:Now if I can only figure out how I can keep my midi keyboard from playing more than one VSTi at a time then I'll be golden :)
Set your individual MIDI tracks' inputs to "Auto Input" (there's a button for selecting input on each MIDI track). You'll need to select each track individually to hear the soft synth it's connected to when playing your keyboard.
Thanks, bro...that did the trick.

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